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Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

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Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

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Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

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Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

Masdar buys giant solar farm in Greece, signs data center development MoU

Greece nearing 20 GW of renewables

Turkey, Canada ink cooperation in nuclear energy, renewables, LNG

Women from Montenegro, Albania and Moldova win first Women in Energy Photo Contest

Finland greenlights final nuclear waste disposal facility – first on Earth

ENNA Solar acquires solar power project with BESS in Romania

Končar secures EUR 40 million EU grant for green hydrogen technology

Nofar Energy completes its third big PV plant near Bucharest

Transgaz, Kawasaki Heavy Industries forge partnership to develop hydrogen projects

North Macedonia launches EUR 25 million green transition scheme for businesses

Industry organizations ask EU for support in exploration of natural hydrogen

OMV Petrom starts commercial operations at three Romanian solar parks

Sofia cleaning its air through grants for replacing old heating devices

SOS Children’s Village in Croatia to halve electricity bill with solar power plant

EU rolls out three digital tools for climate adaptation, resilience

Croatia’s second-oldest wind farm Trtar-Krtolin to be repowered with stronger turbines, BESS

GECO power corridor from Azerbaijan to Hungary to cost EUR 14.3 billion

Energy sector among top three in EU for AI adoption – report

air pollution

Western Balkans coal plants 2.5 times SO2 EU

Western Balkans coal plants emit 2.5 times more SO2 than entire EU

Almost 12,000 people died from 2018 to 2020 because of breaches of pollution ceilings in coal-fired thermal power plants in the Western Balkans.

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
September 7, 2021
Plasma waste gasification plant North Macedonia

Plasma waste gasification project in North Macedonia is getting strategic investment status

A plasma gasification plant worth EUR 327 million will handle most of the municipal waste in North Macedonia, Prime Minister Zoran Zaev said

Electricity
North Macedonia
September 6, 2021
People versus poisoners thousands Belgrade protest clean air

People versus poisoners – thousands in Belgrade protest for clean air

More than five thousand people gathered in the second protest in Belgrade for harmless air, to warn of severe air pollution in the country

Environment and Climate
Serbia
September 5, 2021
European Greens Weitz Serbia environmental crimes

European Greens’ Waitz: Serbia is suffering from environmental crimes

European Greens Co-chair Thomas Waitz said he would speak in the European Parliament about Rio Tinto's project and the devastation of the Danube in Serbia

Environment and Climate
Serbia
August 25, 2021
Mining town Bor strongest SO2 air pollution Serbia

Mining town of Bor suffering from strongest SO2 air pollution in Serbia

Bor has Serbia's highest number of breaches this year of the limit for the presence of SO2 in the air. In the last incident, the cloud covered the whole town.

Environment and Climate
Serbia
August 24, 2021
London toughens measures to protect children from air pollution

London toughens measures to protect children from air pollution

London City Hall acknowledged the danger from polluted air for schoolchildren and said it would bring its quality within WHO's limits by 2030

Environment and Climate
World
August 23, 2021
Kosovo's coal plant KEK solar power 100 MW

Kosovo’s* coal plant operator KEK plans solar power plant of 100 MW

Within its decarbonization process, KEK will develop infrastructure for the production of green energy, including a solar power plant of 100 MW

Renewables
Kosovo*
August 20, 2021
EU countries fail cut emissions most toxic lignite-fired plants

EU countries fail to minimize pollution from large combustion plants

EEB warns of a massive financial and health bill as big industrial units that use lignite stretched rules from the Industrial Emissions Directive

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
August 18, 2021
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